The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Thursday, May 15, announced huge prize money for the ICC World Test Championship Final 2025 (WTC Final 2025) between South Africa and Australia.
With less than a month left before the big Test match at Lord’s, the ICC has revealed a record total prize money of a massive USD 5.76 million for the WTC Final 2025, and that is more than double what was offered in the last two editions of the prestigious game.
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ICC unveils record $5.76 Million Prize Money for WTC Final 2025
The ICC confirmed that the winner of the WTC Final 2025 will take home a massive USD 3.6 million, up from just USD 1.6 million in 2021 and 2023, while the runner-up will receive USD 2.16 million, which is nearly three times more than the previous amount of USD 800,000.
WTC 2023-25 prize money:
Position Team Prize money in USD Winner Australia/South Africa 3,600,000 Runners-up Australia/South Africa 2,160,000 Third India 1,440,000 Fourth New Zealand 1,200,000 Fifth England 960,000 Sixth Sri Lanka 840,000 Seventh Bangladesh 720,000 Eighth West Indies 600,000 Ninth Pakistan 480,000To be continued..
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